According to recent data from DefiLlama on April 5th, the net inflow of capital into the Ethereum Layer 1 cross-chain bridges has reached an impressive $3.4503 billion over the past
U.S. stock markets have experienced a staggering $11 trillion wipeout since February 19, with losses accelerating on April 4 following heightened concerns over President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff measures. The single-day market loss amounted to $3.25 trillion—exceeding the total valuation of the global cryptocurrency market, which stood at $2.68 trillion at the time. Among major tech players, dubbed the “Magnificent 7,” Tesla led the plunge, falling 10.42%. Nvidia and Apple also saw steep losses, dropping 7.36% and 7.29% respectively, according to TradingView data . Nasdaq 100 Falls 6%, Slips Into Bear Market Amid Broad Sell-Off The widespread sell-off sent the Nasdaq 100 tumbling 6% on the day, pushing the index officially into bear market territory. The Kobeissi Letter, a financial insights platform, described April 4 as the worst day for U.S. equities since March 2020. “U.S. stocks have now erased a massive $11 trillion since February 19,” Kobeissi said in an April 4 post on X, adding that the odds of a recession now exceed 60%. The platform called Trump’s April 2 tariff policy announcement “historic” and warned that if such measures persist, a recession may become unavoidable. President Trump's reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday were historic. The effective US tariff rate is now above 25% for the first time since ~1900. We are ABOVE levels seen in the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of the 1930s. If these tariffs persist, a recession is impossible to avoid. pic.twitter.com/eqr0Qik5ZH — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) April 4, 2025 The executive order signed by Trump imposes a 10% baseline tariff on all imported goods and introduces reciprocal tariffs aimed at leveling trade imbalances. Trump said the move targets the disproportionate tariffs imposed on U.S. exports by other countries. While traditional markets slump, Bitcoin has shown notable resilience. At the time of publication, BTC was trading around $83,749, down just 0.16% over the past week, according to CoinMarketCap. Some traders have pointed to Bitcoin’s stability as a potential hedge against macroeconomic volatility. “Bitcoin doesn’t appear to care one bit about tariff wars and markets tanking,” said technical analyst Urkel. Even longtime crypto skeptics are beginning to take notice. “I’ve hated on Bitcoin in the past,” admitted stock market commentator Dividend Hero, “but seeing it hold steady while stocks collapse is very interesting to me.” Everyone is talking about $BTC strength in the face of a 2-day, 10%+ stock sell-off, even as gold falls But this has nothing to do with stocks Bitcoin is NOT, & never has been, a market hedge. It is a gov't/bank hedge. This selloff is due to a loss of trust in global gov't. pic.twitter.com/hi9g4vIseh — Jeff Dorman (@jdorman81) April 5, 2025 Trump Administration is Manipulating Stock Markets to Cut Rates: Anthony Pompliano Last month, Bitcoin commentator Anthony Pompliano said that the Trump administration may be deliberately engineering market turmoil to pressure Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell into lowering interest rates. He hypothesised that President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent are attempting to crash asset prices, forcing the Fed’s hand to reduce rates. Pompliano, the founder and CEO of Professional Capital Management and host of The Pomp Podcast, claims that lowering interest rates is crucial to avoid the need to refinance $7 trillion in upcoming U.S. debt obligations. “Trump and his team are intentionally crashing the market,” he wrote. “Is this a master plan or are we watching uncontrolled destruction?” The theory comes as Powell recently refused to cut rates despite Trump’s repeated calls for lower borrowing costs. In January, the Fed held rates steady at 4.25% to 4.5%, maintaining its cautious stance amid inflation concerns. The post U.S. Stocks Lose $11 Trillion Since February as Recession Fears Mount Over Trump Tariffs appeared first on Cryptonews .
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes is warning that Bitcoin ( BTC ) is looking at a wall of worry this month amid US market uncertainty. In a new interview on the Crypto Banter YouTube channel, Hayes says that US President Donald Trump’s announced tariffs on April 2nd could have enduring impacts on markets this month, after triggering a massive stock sell-off. “April is going to be a tough month. We have this tariff digestion. The market still believes that Bitcoin is a one-to-one proxy for the Nasdaq. And people are starting to sour on US Big Tech. So that’s coming off. And so people think, Okay, well, Nasdaq goes down, therefore Bitcoin goes down. I think Bitcoin is going to perform more like gold, but it’s going to take a while for the market to sort of ditch this correlation between the Nasdaq and Bitcoin.” He also says that wild price swings can occur around April 15th, tax day in the United States, since some investors sell assets to help pay their tax bills. “You have taxes being paid by persons in the United States coming up on April 15th. That’s a liquidity negative event, because people have to sell things to pay their taxes.” Hayes says another factor that may impact Bitcoin this month is the Treasury’s monetary policy, which may affect the money supply in the markets. Bitcoin tends to rally if market liquidity increases based on historical precedent. “It’s unclear whether or not the Treasury is going to refill their checking account… Once that debt ceiling is resolved, and it will be resolved, then the question is, does the Treasury say, ‘Okay, I need to issue a bunch more bonds, suck liquidity out of the system, and raise my balance back up to say, $700 or $800 billion.’ We don’t know. We’ll find out in early May when the quarterly refunding announcement comes out from the Treasury about what their target is for their cash balances.” Lastly, Hayes says the flagship crypto asset may start rallying again if Bitcoin can hold $76,500 as support this month amid all the volatility. “April is going to be a lot of uncertainty. There’s max tariff hysteria, people freaking out, [saying] there’s going to be this global recession, change in the monetary order, all those sorts of things. So I think it’s going to be very choppy, a choppy to down month. Obviously, I hope the $76,500 holds. I think it will. But I think we’re going to come close to testing that.” Bitcoin is trading for $84,014 at time of writing, up 1.7% in the last 24 hours. Follow us on X , Facebook and Telegram Don't Miss a Beat – Subscribe to get email alerts delivered directly to your inbox Check Price Action Surf The Daily Hodl Mix Disclaimer: Opinions expressed at The Daily Hodl are not investment advice. Investors should do their due diligence before making any high-risk investments in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency or digital assets. Please be advised that your transfers and trades are at your own risk, and any losses you may incur are your responsibility. The Daily Hodl does not recommend the buying or selling of any cryptocurrencies or digital assets, nor is The Daily Hodl an investment advisor. Please note that The Daily Hodl participates in affiliate marketing. Generated Image: Midjourney The post Arthur Hayes Issues Urgent Bitcoin Alert, Says April Is Going To Be a Tough Month for BTC – Here’s Why appeared first on The Daily Hodl .
Vivek Ramaswamy has recently emphasized the increasingly clear role of Bitcoin (BTC) as a hedge against traditional financial systems. His statements underscore the growing recognition of Bitcoin’s potential to provide a refuge during times of economic uncertainty and market volatility. Strengthening Bitcoin’s Position as a Financial Safeguard Ramaswamy’s perspective aligns with a growing sentiment among … Continue reading "Ramaswamy Highlights Growing Clarity of Bitcoin as Hedge" The post Ramaswamy Highlights Growing Clarity of Bitcoin as Hedge appeared first on Cryptoknowmics-Crypto News and Media Platform .
The post Crypto Price Today: $8.2B Inflows Signal Massive Bitcoin Comeback appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News After weeks of caution, investors are pouring money back into crypto. According to analyst Ali Martinez, inflows have surged 350% in just two weeks, rising from $1.82 billion to $8.2 billion, signaling a strong return of market confidence. Capital inflows into the crypto market have surged 350% in just two weeks, jumping from $1.82 billion to $8.20 billion! pic.twitter.com/Nv1C8cczwm — Ali (@ali_charts) April 4, 2025 The chart shared by the analyst illustrates the net capital flow and market sentiment around Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and stablecoins from March 17 to April 3, 2025. While BTC’s price fluctuated between $82K and $87K during this period, the overall market experienced strong capital inflows, particularly towards the end of March and into early April. Interestingly, despite the high inflows and rising stablecoin reserves on March 24, there was still net selling of BTC and ETH, suggesting profit-taking at higher prices. However, by April 3, the trend had shifted as the market saw over $8.2 billion in capital inflows with zero outflows, with a significant increase in both stablecoin reserves and BTC+ETH net position. Bullish News Ahead? This indicates a bullish set as the market might be gearing up for a comeback in anticipation of a price rebound. Despite market turmoil from Trump’s tariff news, investors remain bullish on Bitcoin, Ether, and other cryptos. Many are moving their money into stablecoins instead of stocks, showing growing confidence in crypto as global trade tensions rise. Crypto Is Entering A New Phase Despite short-term challenges, crypto is entering a new phase. Regulatory progress and rising institutional interest are driving fresh momentum, especially in venture funding. While market sentiment remains mixed, strong early signals across emerging sectors suggest the groundwork is being laid for long-term growth. In Q1 2025, crypto venture capital saw a big comeback, with $4.8 billion invested — the strongest quarter since Q3 2022. A major driver was MGX’s record-breaking $2 billion investment in Binance, showing renewed institutional interest in big, late-stage crypto projects despite the shaky macro environment. While the total capital surged, the number of deals slightly dipped, still the market looks healthier than in 2023. In fact, Q1 alone made up 60% of all VC funding from 2024, pointing to rising confidence and a possible shift toward a new phase of adoption. The quarter also saw major mergers and acquisitions, like Kraken buying NinjaTrader for $1.5B and MoonPay acquiring Helio for $175M. This trend toward consolidation signals a more mature, strategic market where big players are growing through acquisitions. Crypto Market Sees $600M Inflows After five weeks of outflows, the crypto market saw a $644M inflow this week, signaling renewed investor confidence. Bitcoin led with $724M, while Ethereum saw $86M in outflows. The U.S. drove most of the inflow, with support from Switzerland, Germany, and Hong Kong. Despite a brief dip after Trump’s global tariff announcement, BTC quickly bounced back, climbing to over $84,700. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 dropped over 10% and gold slipped nearly 5%. If this trend continues, Bitcoin could reach $100,000 sooner than expected. Attorney John E. Deaton highlighted a major shift in investor sentiment in a recent X post. While the U.S. stock market lost $3.25 trillion in a single day, $5.4 billion flowed into crypto — a clear sign that investors are turning to risk assets like crypto despite market volatility.
Bitcoin’s stability amidst unprecedented market turbulence highlights its potential as a hedge against instability, marking a pivotal moment in cryptocurrency’s evolution. Analysts are suggesting that Bitcoin’s recent performance may indicate
Bitcoin is gaining renewed attention as a hedge against financial instability after holding relatively steady during a record-breaking stock market downturn that saw $5 trillion wiped from the S&P 500. The S&P 500 posted a $5 trillion loss in market capitalization over two days, its largest drop on record, surpassing the $3.3 trillion decline in March 2020 during the initial wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an April 5 report by Reuters. The record sell-off occurred after US President Donald Trump announced his reciprocal import tariffs on April 2. The measures aim to shrink the country’s estimated trade deficit of $1.2 trillion in goods and boost domestic manufacturing. S&P 500 record $5.4 trillion loss. Source: Zerohedge Bitcoin’s ( BTC ) dip after the tariff announcement was significantly smaller than traditional markets, proving Bitcoin’s growing maturity as a global asset, according to Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder and chief operating officer of RedStone blockchain oracle firm. “What we’re potentially witnessing is an evolution in Bitcoin’s market positioning,” the co-founder told Cointelegraph, adding: “Historically, Bitcoin has been strongly correlated with risk assets during macro shocks, but this divergence might signal an emerging perception shift among investors.” “Bitcoin’s fixed supply architecture inherently contrasts with fiat currencies that may face inflationary pressure under tariff-driven economic changes,” he added. Related: 70% chance of crypto bottoming before June amid trade fears: Nansen While stocks plunged, Bitcoin dipped just 3.7% over the same two-day period, trading at around $83,600 as of April 5, according to TradingView data. BTC/USD, 1-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/ TradingView Despite the $5 trillion sell-off in traditional markets, “BTC shows its worth, staying above its $82,000 key support level — a sign that structural demand remains intact even amid forced selling and elevated volatility,” Nexo dispatch analyst Iliya Kalchev told Cointelegraph. Related: Michael Saylor’s Strategy buys Bitcoin dip with $1.9B purchase Bitcoin may emerge as “digital gold” amid Trump tariff talks Despite Bitcoin’s decoupling from traditional stocks, its initial plunge in price signals that some investors still see Bitcoin as a risk asset, according to James Wo, the founder and CEO of venture capital firm DFG. “With Bitcoin ETFs enabling greater institutional exposure, it is now even more influenced by macroeconomic trends,” Wo told Cointelegraph, adding: “However, if Bitcoin remains resilient amid ongoing uncertainty, its hard-capped supply and decentralized nature could not only strengthen its ‘digital gold’ narrative but also position it as an even more reliable store of value.” Despite the current lack of momentum, analysts are confident in Bitcoin’s upside potential for the rest of 2025. BTC projected to reach $132,000 based on M2 money supply growth. Source: Jamie Coutts The growing money supply could push Bitcoin’s price above $132,000 before the end of 2025, according to estimates from Jamie Coutts, chief crypto analyst at Real Vision. Magazine: Bitcoin ATH sooner than expected? XRP may drop 40%, and more: Hodler’s Digest, March 23 – 29
Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson reckons it would be “unwise” for the US central bank to follow market sentiment and lower interest rates as early as June. Speaking on CNBC’s Squawk Box on Friday, Ferguson said expectations of multiple rate cuts this year are ill-placed because inflationary pressures are still high. CNBC mentioned that Fed futures markets heavily bet on five rate cuts in 2025, with traders pricing in a 99% likelihood of a rate reduction in June. “ I do not think that’s going to happen ,” Ferguson said in response to the futures market projections. “ I think that’s a market in wishful thinking, hoping the Fed bails them out .” No cuts should be in sight, says Ferguson The Former Fed Vice chair advised against interest cuts because inflation is still way above the central bank’s 2% target. “ Inflation expectations have been moving in the wrong direction, and hasn’t really come back down to the 2%. It would be unwise for the Fed to listen to the market at this stage . As long as there’s inflation in the air, and there certainly is, it would be unwise for them to signal that they’re only moving in one direction. They need to hold on to that inflation credibility .” When asked how soon the Fed might begin easing rates , Ferguson dismissed the June borrowing rate cuts forecasts and suggested they may not occur at all this year. “ I think it’s well past June ,” he said. “ I’ve said a few times, I’m not sure they’re going to get any cuts off this year. ” He added that the Fed cannot afford to damage its inflation-fighting credibility, which had already taken a hit when policymakers were late to respond to the initial surge in prices. “ They were late to the game the last time around. Some of their inflation credibility was nicked. I don’t think they want that to happen again .” If any cuts were to happen, Ferguson believes it would only be in the latter half of the year with more clarity on the economic situation in the US. Labor market data negates need for rate cuts Ferguson said that the better-than-expected March labor market data is even more reason for the Fed to maintain its current monetary policy stance. “ This labor report, it shows that the economy is still steaming ahead, ” he said. “ Roughly full employment, increasing jobs at somewhere between 130,000 to 150,000 every month. This is not a weak economy. ” While he admitted that the pace of growth had slowed compared to past quarters, the senior economist propounded that the US economy is on stable footing. “ The economy is still on an even keel, growing slowly, let’s say roughly at potential. The 4% unemployment rate is telling us the truth ,” he continued. Still, Ferguson noted that corporate executives are jittery about adding more investments and hiring decisions. “ There’s uncertainty in the C-suite, not being sure how much to expect in terms of CapEx, not being sure how much to expect in terms of adding more labor. If we took a snapshot of the economy today, I’d say it’s still in pretty good shape, but with some anxiety, some clouds hanging .” Tariffs add to inflation headwinds When asked if President Donald Trump trade tariffs have added to the inflationary risks, or it just boils down to lingering domestic price pressures, Ferguson said it was a little bit of both. “ The last report showed some good signs, but some things that were worrying ,” he remarked. “ We did not get inflation down to 2%. It was coming down slowly. Now we’ve got this new stimulus toward inflation, potentially, in tariffs .” Some economists may argue that trade policies and interest rates operate independently, but the Fed cannot ignore policy-induced inflationary causes. Donald Trump could have deployed tariffs to improve domestic industries or to simply penalize foreign competition for being “unfair” to the US. Still, such policies can provoke a monetary response, one that the Federal Reserve will have to react to. The central bank is undeniably independent, and Trump doesn’t really have to look at what the government branch is doing to impose tariffs. However, they must respond to the economic consequences of any trade policy, including international trade levies. “ I think we need to be very even in our assessment of where we are here ,” Ferguson concluded. Cryptopolitan Academy: Want to grow your money in 2025? Learn how to do it with DeFi in our upcoming webclass. Save Your Spot
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The post Binance Coin Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030: Will BNB Hit $1000? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Story Highlights Binance Coin Price Today is $ 596.88713659 . The BNB price prediction anticipates a potential high of $1,292 in 2025. Binance price may reach a maximum of $2,749 by 2030. BNB has been on the radar of investors and traders, for its strong fundamentals. Binance has introduced Binance Alpha 2.0, integrating CEX and DEX trading with BNB’s improved role in decentralized markets. In positive news, VanEck has initiated the process for the BNB ETF launch in the U.S. Amid the changing landscape, the Binance Coin (BNB) price prediction remains solid, with the new all-time high target at around the $1000 level. However, the underlying uncertainties amid the global tensions raise questions like, “Is Binance safe or not?” or “Will Binance go higher in 2025?” To answer these questions and provide a clear view of the BNB price action, we present our Binance Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030. Table of Contents Overview BNB Coin Price Prediction 2025 Binance Price Targets 2026 – 2030 Binance Coin Price Forecast 2026 BNB Coin Price Prediction 2027 Binance Price Projection 2028 BNB Crypto Price Prediction 2029 Binance Coin Price Prediction 2030 Binance Price Projection 2031, 2032, 2033, 2040, 2050 What Does The Market Say? CoinPedia’s Binance (BNB) Coin Price Prediction Is BNB a Profitable Investment? Final Thoughts FAQs Overview Cryptocurrency Binance Coin Token BNB Price $ 596.88713659 1.49% Market cap $ 85,039,284,256.6406 Circulating Supply 142,471,296.57 Trading Volume $ 1,192,296,458.7482 All-time high $793.35 on 04th December 2024 All-time low $0.09611 on 01st August 2017 *The statistics are from press time. BNB Coin Price Prediction 2025 With a highly anticipated altcoin season in 2025, the Binance token is projected to achieve its milestone price of $1,000. Moreover, with the growing list of services in the Binance ecosystem, its native crypto token $BNB is expected to prolong the prevailing uptrend. Investors can anticipate the BNB coin price reaching a new All-Time High of $1,292. On the flip side, the Binance crypto may experience a low of $761 during that year. Considering the buying and selling pressure, the 5th largest cryptocurrency could conclude the year 2025 with an average price of $926. Year Potential Low Potential Average Potential High 2025 $761 $926 $1,292 Curious if Bitcoin will hit $100K as the crypto bull run begins? Find out more about Coinpedia’s Bitcoin price prediction . Binance Price Targets 2026 – 2030 Year Potential Low ($) Potential Average ($) Potential High ($) 2026 1,111 1,316 1,521 2027 1,292 1,521 1,750 2028 1,463 1,772 2,081 2029 1,688 2,022 2,356 2030 1,893 2,321 2,749 Binance Coin Price Forecast 2026 By late 2026, BNB’s price could climb to a high of $1,521 . However, the price might dip to $1,111 , with an average value of $1,316 throughout the year. BNB Coin Price Prediction 2027 In 2027, BNB’s price is anticipated to hit a peak of $1,750 . On the downside, the price could fall to $1,292 , with an average of $1,521 . Binance Price Projection 2028 By the close of 2028, BNB’s price may reach a high of $2,081 . If market conditions worsen, it could drop to $1,463 , with an average price of $1,772 . BNB Crypto Price Prediction 2029 In 2029, BNB could continue its upward momentum, potentially reaching $2,356 . However, it may see a low of $1,688 , with an average price of $2,022 . Binance Coin Price Prediction 2030 As 2030 begins, BNB could hit a new high of $2,749 . Conversely, it may bottom out at $1,893 , with an average price of $2,321 . Binance Price Projection 2031, 2032, 2033, 2040, 2050 Based on the historic market sentiments, and trend analysis of the altcoin, here are the possible BNB coin price targets for the longer time frames. .highcharts-legend { display:none; } document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function () { setTimeout(function() { Highcharts.chart('custom-chart-67f11b5b5bb06', { chart: { type: 'areaspline' }, title: { text: 'Binance (BNB) Price Prediction', style: { color: '#171717', fontSize: '20px', fontWeight: '500', } }, xAxis: { categories: ["2031","2032","2033","2040","2050"], title: { text: 'Year', style: { color: '#171717', fontSize: '16px', fontWeight: '500', display: 'block', align: 'middle' // Ensure it's aligned properly }, margin: 15 } }, yAxis: { title: { text: 'Average Price ($)', style: { color: '#171717', fontSize: '16px', fontWeight: '500', } }, labels: { formatter: function () { return this.value === 0 ? 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Firm Name 2025 2026 2030 Changelly $608.66 $1,219 $6,344 Coincodex $1,119.10 $592.92 $1,305.46 Binance $608.63 $639.06 $776.79 CoinPedia’s Binance (BNB) Coin Price Prediction Despite the growing troubles of workforce reduction, regulatory scrutiny, and frequent executive departures, the Binance ecosystem is expanding. With its research in product innovations and new token listings, Binance Exchange has the highest trading volume. As per CoinPedia’s Binance (BNB) coin price prediction, the price of $BNB crypto will increase to $ 1,292 in 2025. Year Potential Low Potential Average Potential High 2025 $761 $926 $1,292 Is BNB a Profitable Investment? Yes, BNB is a profitable investment for the long term. Several initiatives, such as the auto-burn mechanism, contribute to reducing its supply and potentially increasing its value over time. Final Thoughts Based on our analysis of factors like market sentiment, Binance exchange growth, and BNB utility expansion, BNB is likely to reach ~$1,300 in 2025. CoinPedia has dedicated a team of expert analysts to cover the possible crypto price prediction and sum it all up in one place, just for you! FAQs What was the initial price of Binance Coin (BNB)? The initial price of Binance Coin (BNB) at the time of the ICO was $0.15. What is the all-time low (ATL) price of Binance Coin (BNB)? The all-time low price of Binance Coin was $0.09611 on August 01, 2017. What could be the maximum trading price of Binance Coin by the end of 2025? As per our BNB price prediction, the maximum trading price of $BNB could potentially reach $1,292 in 2025. How high could the BNB price reach by the end of 2030? The price of the digital asset could reach a potential high of $2,749 by 2030. What is the all-time high (ATH) price of Binance Coin (BNB)? The all-time high price of Binance Coin was $793.35 on December 04, 2024. Is BNB a profitable investment? Yes, BNB is a profitable investment for the long term. With initiatives such as auto-burn, numerous projects, and growing prominence, we could find it bearing fruit. How much would the price of Binance be in 2040? As per our latest BNB price analysis, the Binance could reach a maximum price of $66,973. How much will the BNB price be in 2050? By 2050, a single Binance price could go as high as $167,361.